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February 4, 2025
Social Security affiliation declined due to seasonal factors (-242,100), while unemployment increased (38,700). However, after adjusting for seasonality, the number of contributors rose by 35,800, and the unemployed fell by 25,800. The impact of the dana on the labor market appears to have fully reversed.
March 29, 2023
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July 19, 2022
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July 6, 2022
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October 2, 2019
Social security affiliation increased by 3,200 people in sep-19 (2.4% YoY) and unemployment increased by 13,900 (-3.8% YoY). Excluding seasonality, employment grew by 26,000 and unemployment fell by 18,000. Both the increase in affiliation (0.4% QoQ CVEC) and the fall in unemployment (-0.4% QoQ CVEC) lost traction in the 3Q
May 6, 2019
Social security registrations increased by 186,800 people in April (3.0% YoY) and unemployment fell by 91,500 (-5.2% YoY), in line with expectations. Taking favorable seasonality out of the equation, the number of people in employment grew by 47,000 people, driven by positive developments in the services sector, while unemployment fell by 14,000.
April 2, 2019
Social security registrations increased by 155,100 people (2.9% compared to March 2018) and unemployment decreased by 34,000 people (-4.9% compared to one year ago). Taking favourable seasonality out of the equation, the number of people in employment grew by 50,000 and the unemployment rate fell by 10,000.
March 4, 2019
Social security registrations increased by 69,200 (2.9% compared to the end of February 2018), while unemployment practically stagnated (-5.2% compared to one year ago). When not taking seasonality into account, employment increased by 40,000 people and unemployment fell by 13,000; a rate of improvement in the labor market similar to January's figure.
February 4, 2019
Social security registrations decreased by 204,900 (2.9% compared to the start of 2018), while unemployment rose by 83,500 people (-5.5% compared to one year ago). When not taking seasonality into account, employment increased by 44,000 people and unemployment fell by 8000; a rate of improvement in the labor market that was slightly lower than the rate recorded in Q4 2018.
January 3, 2019
Social security registrations increased by 78,500 people (564,000 at the end of 2017), while unemployment fell by 50,600 people (210,500 a year ago). Taking seasonality out of the equation, the number of people in employment increased by 56,000 and the unemployment rate fell by 12,000, ending the quarter with an employment growth of 0.7% QoQ and a drop in unemployment of -1.7% QoQ.
December 4, 2018
Social security registrations fell by 47,400 people (2.9% YoY) — more than expected — although unemployment fell slightly (by 1800 people; -6.4% YoY). On the whole, the data for November remains positive. When not taking seasonality into account, the employment rate increased by 35,000 and unemployment fell by 23,000; in line with the figures recorded during the previous quarter.
November 5, 2018
Social Security registration increased by 130,400 (3.1% YoY), more than expected, and unemployment rose by 52,200 (-6.1% YoY). Although the data are positive, they should be evaluated with caution, since the surprise increase in employment was due to exceptional behaviour on the part of agriculture. Excluding seasonality, employment rose by 0.5% on a monthly basis and unemployment fell by 0.6%.
